Doug Ford’s approval rating rocketed to a four-year high for reaction to Donald Trump’s trade war, poll finds

Doug Ford’s approval rating rocketed to a four-year high for reaction to Donald Trump’s trade war, poll finds

Nearly half of Ontarians now approve of Doug Ford, whose approval ratings had been slumping for years, the Angus Reid Institute poll suggests.

Pollsters discover a 'Trump bump' for almost all of Canada's premiers

Only two provincial leaders saw their popularity fall in the last quarter, while in Newfoundland and Ontario they soared.

Premiers’ Performance: The Trump bump? Most provincial leaders see approval rise amid U.S. threats

Ontario’s Ford sees highest approval in four years; Furey receives massive boost on the way out March 25, 2025 – Trade war with the U.S. has caused not only federal political upheaval, but provincial turmoil as well. That is perhaps most evident in the non-profit Angus Reid Institute’s quarterly premier approval ratings, which show a... The post Premiers’ Performance: The Trump bump? Most provincial leaders see approval rise amid U.S. threats ap…

Premiers' Performance - The Trump bump? Most provincial leaders see approval rise amid U.S. threats

Trade war with the U.S. has caused not only federal political upheaval, but provincial turmoil as well. That is perhaps most evident in the non-profit Angus Reid Institute's quarterly premier appr. . .

Manitobas Kinew drops to 2nd in leaders approval poll, but maintains consistent support - Winnipeg #CDN #NFLDNews #CDNNews #NFLD

Manitoba’s Wab Kinew is no longer Canada’s most popular premier. In the latest leaders’ approval poll from the Angus Reid Institute, Kinew — who had retained the top spot in every version of the survey since becoming premier in 2023 — saw a small drop in his approval rating (65 per cent), making room for Newfoundland and Labrador’s Andrew Furey to leapfrog to the top with 68 per cent. Aside from Kinew and Saskatchewan’s Scott Moe, both of whom s…

Furey Leaps to Top in Approval Ratings, Poll Says

It looks like some premiers across the country have benefited from the phenomenon known as the ‘Trump bump.’ Approval ratings have jumped for a number of premiers according to the latest Angus Reid survey, with NL Premier Andrew Furey leading the way at 68 per cent. Furey is followed by Wab Kinew of Manitoba at 65 per cent and newly-elected New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt at 60 per cent. Ontario Premier Doug Ford, who had languished with approv…